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Farmer Protest: “Having langar (dinner) at Singhu border,” Licypriya Kangujam (on the left)
New Delhi:
Licypriya Kangujam, the nine-year-old local weather activist, has come out in help of the farmers protesting centre’s new agricultural legal guidelines for the final 18 days. Licypriya Kangujam informed the farmers that local weather activists internationally are with them. Ms Kangujam has been posting movies and footage of her with farmers on the Singhu border. “Hope my voice will reach all over the world. No farmers, No food. No justice, No rest,” the activist wrote on Twitter together with a video in solidarity with farmers.
Hope my voice will attain all around the world.
No farmers, No meals.
No justice, No relaxation.#FightFor1Point5#FarmersProtests#ActNowpic.twitter.com/nTHiqxSYs2
— Licypriya Kangujam (@LicypriyaOk) December 12, 2020
“Met with children who are spending last 14 days in this cold freezing temperature with their parents and grandparents at farmers’ protest site in the middle of the highway at Sanghu Border,” the activist wrote on the microblogging web site.
Met with youngsters who’re spending final 14 days on this chilly freezing temperature with their dad and mom and grandparents at farmers protest web site in the midst of the freeway at Sanghu Border. pic.twitter.com/XXE38Og6Ro
— Licypriya Kangujam (@LicypriyaOk) December 12, 2020
She additionally urged the farmers to cease stubble burning because it will increase air air pollution. “Our farmers are the biggest victims of climate change. Frequent floods, droughts and other extreme weather events like cyclones, typhoons, locusts, etc are destroying their crops…,” Licypriya Kangujam stated.
“Thousands of farmers are dying every year. Our leaders must listen to the voice of the farmers. We want climate justice for our farmers and also should take out a permanent solution to solve the ongoing farmers’ crisis at the earliest,” she added.
With farmers at Singhu border. pic.twitter.com/ctfOZx6OBG
— Licypriya Kangujam (@LicypriyaOk) December 12, 2020
On the fifth Anniversary of Paris Agreement on Saturday, Ms Kangujam protested with the farmers as part of international local weather strike towards the inaction by the world leaders following the signing 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, which legally binds worldwide treaty on local weather change.
“Stubble burning is being practised for the last many years and hundreds of thousands of years ago. There was no air pollution before. It came only in the last 5-6 years. So, our leaders have to find out how to solve the air pollution crisis permanently. We can’t blame only farmers,” she informed information company ANI..
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